My wise readers (a redundant term) will recall my frustrations with technology, specifically the apoplexy caused when I purchased a new Spade Health4 watch.
Category: Back Issues
A new lease for the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council office, ongoing discussions about neighborhood community gardens, and news of a property saved and one lost to demolition, highlighted the July 7th meeting of the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council in July.
The Skinker DeBaliviere Community Housing Corporation (SDCHC) has begun a search for its next executive director, opening the application process for a part-time leader to oversee the nonprofit’s housing, redevelopment and neighborhood improvement work.
Close your eyes at the end of a hot summer day, and you’ll hear it — the humming whine of cicadas rising and falling.
Fall is around the corner and it’s the perfect time of the year to take your kids camping.
I just finished Hello Beautiful by Ann Napolitano and wanted to write this review immediately -- mostly because after reading the reviews, I expected more.
Thursday, September 3, 10, 17 and 24, 6:00 p.m.
Let’s make the News of Neighbors column more as it was originally intended.
When Jo Ann Vatcha initially started the news of neighbors’ column for The Paper, The Times of Skinker DeBaliviere’s original name, this column was titled Vicissitudes.
Although summer has yet to officially come to a close, we are beginning to see ads for back-to-school sales that remind us that fall is right around the corner along with more structure and less daylight.
Did you know that by City Ordinance property owners are responsible for maintaining their property from the center of the street in front to the center of the alley in back?
The Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood, the city of St. Louis and this newspaper lost a champion with the death of Jo Ann Vatcha, a longtime resident of the 6100 Westminster Place block.
